cpeters

Good afternoon all,
I was attempting to put up several designs to do test prints on some of their products. Each of my designs is saved as .jpg file. I attempted to put one of the designs on the women's thong and bikini briefs as well as several shirts. Every time I was told the graphic was not supported , to check what types are supported. When I checked it said that the format WAS supported. I am at a loss now as to waht is going on. Has anyone else encountered this or am I just being a complete idiot. Thinking of moving from Cafepress to Spreadshirt, so new learning curve

 

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fdsales

.jpg files are the worst to deal with, as it's a compressed image file, which loses a lot of resolution. It's a good file for posting an image on the Internet, but if you want to upload a graphics file for printing, convert it to an .eps file. If you're using Illustrator, then send an .ai file directly from the program.

 

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splathead

Is this for vinyl printing or digital transfers? Vinyl artwork must be in vector format.

 

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